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Go to your Microsoft Customer Success Account Manager (CSAM) directly, they can and will escalate for you. We have always had an excellent response from ours.
What's the escalation path for a customer with a Microsoft 365 E5 subscription when support requests are being ignored?
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Steven Kadish - KHF
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We are a customer with about all of the Microsoft licenses that one can buy, but I have a service request that's been open for about three weeks without even being assigned to an agent. I opened it through the Microsoft 365 Admin Center. How do I get action taken here?
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Matthew Crocker 266 Reputation points2023-11-20T08:16:06.4166667+00:00 -
Steven Kadish - KHF 45 Reputation points
2023-11-21T19:49:28.48+00:00 Thank you. If I don't know who our CSAM is, of if in fact we have one, how would I find that information?
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Matthew Crocker 266 Reputation points
2023-11-22T08:53:24.25+00:00 If you have a Unified Support agreement then you should have a CSAM, they are listed in the Alternate Contacts in the Services Hub (https://serviceshub.microsoft.com/gethelp). If you are working with a Microsoft Partner then they can also escalate SRs or raise them on your behalf..
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Steven Kadish - KHF 45 Reputation points
2023-11-22T15:32:41.1266667+00:00 Thanks again. We don't have a Unified Support agreement. We did purchase a Professional Direct support plan yesterday. It doesn't look like that gives us access to the Services Hub.
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